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    Tell me more about Maryam the only female name mentioned

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    What is the only female name in the Quran?

    Maryam (Mary), the mother of Yeshua, holds the unique distinction of being the only female name explicitly mentioned in the Quran. This singular focus contrasts sharply with the Tanakh's rich tapestry of named prophetesses and matriarchs, revealing divergent theological priorities.

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